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lyrics song i was looking for the translation for this song and there was this part that went like (...) 니가 좋단 뻔한 말 보다 더 괜찮은 말이 (...) and the translation for that was “ i’m not saying i like you” but i don’t see why this is a negative sentence i don’t see where’s the negative word here... also it’s just me or the translation seems a little off ? 니가 좋단 뻔한 말 보다 you like obvious say trying “Im obviously trying to say I like you” that’s what i understand by reading this sentence... can somebody give me a hand here? i’m lost hh
July 15, 2020
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타이핑하다 친애하는 독자님 안녕하세요 ㅎ 여기에서 연습하구있어요 한국어와 한글도를 연습해요 내말은 이미 한글 사용하는 알아지만 아직도 컴퓨터 키보드 한글로 타이핑하는 연습해야 하다 제가 컴퓨터 키보드에서 천천히 때문이다 그런데 내 문제는 이런 종류의 키보드가 같아요 내 핸드폰으로 타이핑하고 괜찮은 같은데 제 핸드폰 한글 키보드는 이 기보드 보다 좀 달르거든요 이 키보드에서 각각의 자음이 두 개 키는 있는데 하나는 시작은와 다른 하나는 받침에게 사실은 좀 귀찮은 이다 타이핑을 배우는 아이 같이 생겼어요 하지만 이 키보드를 사용하기가 익숙해질거이에요 그냥 계속에 연습하는 필요하다 이 말도 안 되는 소리 읽었은 것에 고마워요
September 14, 2019
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자고로 meaning I asked for some native speakers and they all say it means "traditionally" but I don't think it really fits on this sentence... The character says: 너무 완벽해서 내 스타일 아니야 자고로 남자는 좀 진득한 구석이 있어야 매력이지 It looks like she's talking about a personal taste not a traditional/cultural thing. I'm very confused at this point. Could someone help me out? There isn't another meaning for 자고로?
June 21, 2019
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How to say "Bad influence" "He's a bad influence"
January 22, 2019
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How to say “to” in Korean Context:

I wanna improve my English TO use at work

I wanna do this TO do that

I guess is not the same as “to you” am I right? (한테/에게)

November 12, 2018
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전혀 and 별로 are similar? As much as 아주, 매우 and 너무 are?
October 22, 2018
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시간이 나면 뭘 하세요? I think the translation it would be "what do you do in your free time?" - am I right?

But theres no such word as "free" in here.

Its just "time". Like. Literally it would be "time-if-what you do?"

Can someone help me to understand it a little better?

Another way to say it maybe..

October 21, 2018
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대학교를 들어요 or 대학교에서 들어요? I want to say "get into college", like, "get entrance"

I saw this sentence with "를" but im wondering if is ok with "에서"

Also, It keeps the same meaning with "에서"? "Get into college"... or it turns to another meaning?

September 6, 2018
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What the difference between 진하다/연하다 and 두껍다/얇다? Both mean thick/thin... Can I just pick up one to say or there's different cases to use them?
July 12, 2018
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